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Grigoriy Yakovlevich Baklanov, Russian writer. Recipient The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics State prize, 1982, Russian Federation State prize, 1998. Soldier to lieutenant of artillery, 3rd Ukranian Front, 1941-1945.

Background

Baklanov, Grigoriy Yakovlevich was born on September 11, 1923 in Voronezh, Russia. Son of Jakov Friedman and Ida Kantor.

Education

Student, Gorky Institute Literature, Moscow.

Career

Editor-in-chief Znamya, 1986-1993.

Works

  • book

  • Other Work

    • Author: In Snegiri, 1954, Nine Days, 1958, The Foothold, 1959, The Dead Are Not Ashamed, 1961, July 41, 1964, Friends, 1975, Forever Nineteen, 1980, The Youngest of the Brothers, 1981, Our Man, 1990, Time to Gather Stones, 1989, Once it was the Month of May, 1990, The Moment Between the Past and the Future, 1990, Come through the Narrow Gates, 1993, Short Stories, 1994, Kondratiy, 1995, Short Stories, 1996, And then the Marauders Come, 1996, Life Awarded Twice, 1999, My General, 2000.

Membership

Soldier to lieutenant of artillery, 3rd Ukranian Front, 1941-1945.

Interests

  • Gardening.

Connections

Married Elga Sergeeva, 1953. 2 children.

Father:
Jakov Friedman

Mother:
Ida Kantor

Spouse:
Elga Sergeeva